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Tamar Kugler is an Associate Professor of Management and Organizations at the Eller College of Management, University of Arizona, with a specialization in behavioral decision-making. She holds a PhD in Experimental and Social Psychology (2004) from Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
- PhD in Management
- Organizational Behavior Laboratory
- Economic Science Laboratory
- Center for Trust Studies
- Behavioral Decision Making Think Tank
- Econ Affiliated Faculty
Her research focuses on interactive decision-making, group decision dynamics, emotional influences on decisions, and trust mechanisms. She has pioneered work on disgust's paradoxical effects on prosocial behavior and developed innovative methods for measuring emotions in digital environments.
Her publications span high-impact journals like Social Psychological and Personality Science and Games and Economic Behavior, covering topics from the Braess paradox in traffic networks to asymmetric participation games. Recent work explores guilt's role in ethical behavior and default options in conflict resolution.
- National Science Foundation grant for emotion research
- Binational Science Foundation grant with Eyal Ert
- Eller College Small Grant Program awards
- Journal editorial board memberships
Kugler's methodological expertise includes behavioral experiments, game theory applications, and virtual reality simulations for studying social interactions.
